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Committee records brief concurrence votes on multiple items
Summary
The committee handled several short concurrence and amendment motions with little discussion, announcing passage for the listed items; transcript does not record roll-call tallies for these votes.
The committee considered and approved multiple brief concurrence and amendment motions with minimal discussion. The transcript records the following motions and committee announcements of passage:
- Senate Bill 374: motion to concur in the House amendment; committee recorded passage after a motion and second. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or further debate.
- Senate Bill 523 (house concurrence/confusion recorded): the transcript shows senators and staff clarifying which concurrence was being presented; the committee voted to concur and the chair announced passage.
Committee members handled these items by motion and voice vote; the transcript excerpts include committee members asking procedural clarifying questions but contain no extended debate or external testimony on the measures.
Why it matters: these are procedural concurrence votes and amendments that move bills between chambers; the transcript shows committee processing but not substantive debate on the underlying measures.
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